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Tonga marks 200 years of Christian mission with YWAM gathering

Christian Today Japan (クリスチャントゥデイ) Tonga

Tonga, a small island nation in the South Pacific, is celebrating the 200th anniversary of its Christian mission. According to YWAM Tonga, approximately 150 missionaries and associates gathered between May and July to reflect on past blessings and renew their commitment to future evangelism. Historically receiving missionaries, the country now sends its own workers abroad. YWAM Tonga continues to train youth through discipleship and Bible schools despite limited resources. The event highlights how the gospel has spread from this isolated nation to the wider world, demonstrating the enduring impact of faith across generations.

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Caritas Internationalis Elects Mena Antonio as Vice-President

Caritas Internationalis Australia

Caritas Internationalis announced on November 21, 2025, that it has elected Mena Antonio as its new Vice-President. Antonio, currently the Chief Executive of Caritas Aotearoa New Zealand, is the first New Zealander and the first Pacific Islander to hold this leadership position within the global Catholic humanitarian network. The organization stated that this appointment strengthens the leadership of one of the world's largest development networks. The election took place in Rome, highlighting the growing representation of the Pacific region in the governance of Caritas Internationalis.

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